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  • CREERON, Frank T., Jr. Papers (1944-1945)

    .05 cu ftCall No. 731.073-1AIRIS No. 0258610Corporal. USAAF, 33rd Fighter Control Squadron, 1944-1945.Personal papers relating to Creeron's World War II service while assigned to V Fighter Command, 33rd Fighter Control Squadron and the 5279th Airborne Fighter Control Center. Includes a document, in

  • CRAIGIE, Laurence Cardee Papers (1935-1955)

    .08 cu ftCall No. 168.7165IRIS No. 1038670Lieutenant General. USAF, 1923-1955. Born in Concord, NH. BS, United States Military Academy, 1923. Air Corps Engineering School, 1935; Army Industrial College, 1939; Air Corps Tactical School, 1940. Career assignments include: various duties as company and

  • CRAIG, Robert S. Papers (1941-1945)

    .05 cu ftCall No. 810.131IRIS no. 0264632Captain. USAAF, China-Burma-India Theater. Served as enlisted member in Pennsylvania National Guard before World War II.Personal papers relating to Craig's World War II service. Contains a diary detailing experiences about his initial entry upon activation,

  • CRABB, Jarred Vincent Papers (1929-1961)

    2 reels negative microfilmCall No. 168.7146, 34140-34141IRIS Nos. 1032815-1032816Major General. USAF, 1929-1961. Born in Olney, NY. BS, Purdue U, 1925. Flying Cadet, 1929-1930; commissioned Second Lieutenant, Air Reserve, February 1930. Career assignments include: various duties as company and field

  • COOPER, Merian Caldwell Papers (1942)

    .02 cu ftCall No. 142.052 (22 December 1942)IRIS No. 00115742Brigadier General. USAF, 1917-1919, 1921-1953. Motion Picture Director, Producer, Author. Born in Jacksonville, FL. US Naval Academy, 1911-1914. Served to the grade of Captain, US Army, World War I; served as Lieutenant Colonel, Kosciuszko

  • COOL, Paul E. Papers (1942)

    .01 cu ftCall No. GP-19-SU-RE-D(January-December 1942)IRIS Nos. 0078133-0078134Major. USAAF, 19th Bombardment Group, 1942.Personal papers relating to Cool's World War II service. Includes a diary that Cool wrote while serving in Australia, Java and New Guinea, January-December 1942.

  • COOK, William Seymour Papers (1941-1946)

    4 reels negative microfilmCall Nos. 168.7064, 31492-31495IRIS Nos. 1015576, 1011795-1011822Colonel. USAFR, 1941-1965. Born in Boston, MA. BBA, Boston U, 1932. Adjutant General's School, 1941; Industrial College of the Armed Forces, 1950. Commissioned Second Lieutenant, Infantry Reserve, May 1928;

  • CONNELL, Carl W. Papers (1942-1944)

    1.2 cu ftCall Nos. 708.161-1, 708.1622-1708.1623-1, 733.161-1, 733.289-1IRIS Nos. 0253213-0253215, 0258993-0258993, 0259004Brigadier General. USAAF, 1917-1946. Born in Alabama. Air Service Engineering School, 1921; Air Corps Tactical School, 1929; Command and General Staff School, 1931; Army War

  • CLARK, Harold M. Papers (1920-1982)

    .25 cu ftCall No. 168.604-1IRIS No. 00124129Major. Air Service, 1917-1919. Born in St. Paul, MN. Commissioned Second Lieutenant, Cavalry, March 1913; assigned to Aviation Section, Signal Corps, May 1917. Died in aircraft accident, Panama Canal Zone. Clark AB, The Philippines is named in his

  • CHOATE, Robert E.L. Papers (1920-1982)

    .25 cu ftCall No. 168.7222IRIS Nos. 01069922-01069927Colonel. USAAF, 1919-1946. Texas. Air Corps Tactical School, 1939. Served to grade of Technical Sergeant, Air Corps, 1919-1929; commissioned Second Lieutenant, Air Corps, July 1929. Career assignments include: various duties as company and field